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    • Paterson Wants to Shift Transit Tax Burden From 'Burbs at City's Expense (SAS, Crain's, WNYC, NY1)
    • Haberman: What Are Dems to Do With "Slasher Senator" Monserrate? Sampson Won't Say (Post)
    • John Liu Says Disabled Placards Are Ripe for the Picking (News)
    • Astoria Drivers Victimized by Cheap Parking (News)
    • MTA: Stiffed by Ad Agency; Slammed for F and G Interruptions (News, Post)
    • What's It Like to Depend on Access-A-Ride? (NYT)
    • Anchors Aweigh on the Glasgow Amfibus (Guardian)
    • Bail Revoked for Accused Miami DWI Killer Carlos Bertonatti (New Times)
    • 12-Year-Old in Brooklyn Critical After Being Chased Into Street, Hit by SUV Driver (News)
    • Here It Comes: Man Crashes Into Queens Synagogue, Blames His Toyota (News, Post)
    • With 100 U.S. Traffic Deaths Per Day, Sticky Gas Pedals Are the Least of It (AOL)

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